If the case is to be made that NATO should take some action, then the case has to be made to the Congress of the United States.
Gregory Meeks: “If the case is to be made that NATO should take some action, then the case has to be made to the Congress of the United…”
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Emphasizing Congress's role in authorizing NATO actions.
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